To the French philosopher, the mood for power is not always inimical, so the dissemination of power is not a means of circumscribing man, nor does it force man to act against his desires.
Shafey Kidwai’s ‘Sir Syed Ahmad Khan: Reason, Religion and Nation’ sets a new paradigm of research: it describes the AMU founder’s reformative efforts and demolishes the misconstructions that portray him as a votary of communalism and biased against women’s education.
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